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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21244, 27 January 1931, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. Advertisements of 16 words under the headings of Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found. Miscellaneous Wants, etc.. Is per insertion, three consecutive insertions 2s 6d. six consecutive Insertions ss. Strictly cash in advance. Extra charge If booked. WANTED, eneregtlo young MAN or YOUTH for general farm work. — Apply B. Harwood, Tomahawk. 26Ja WANTED, BAKER; bread and smallgoods , state age and experience, etc. 328, Times. 27ja Housemaid-waitress wanted for restaurant near Dunedin j references. — 314, Times. 27ja WANTED, capable, trustworthy cdoKGENERAL.—AppIy Mrs Wilfred Doig, Papakalo, Oamaru. 27ja WANTED, general FARM HAND; must be good milker; steady and reliable: references.—3ll, Times Office. 27ja BUILD up your own business; MACHINE KNITTING Is profitable; catalogues free.—Saunders. Dominion Building. Wellington. WANTED, young WOMAN or WIDOW, one child, as housekeeper: easy.place, small remuneration.—Address 309, Times • Office. 27ja BAKER’S AGENCY, Next Moray Place Post Office—Cook-Generals, Parlourmaids, elderly Cowman (£1), Ploughman,, House-Parlourmaids (South Canterbury).

WANTER PERSON dally, must be strong and capable, little knowledge nursing, attend Invalid lady, do light domestic work.—Apply, . with references, Northend 322, Times. 27)a w Apply 27ja ANTED, Thoroughly Experienced HEAD WAITRESS. MT. COOK TOURIST CO., Box 226, Tlmaru. WANTED, A COMPETENT MAID. References required. Mrs H. MITCHELL, 2 St. David street (corner George street). Otago labour exchange, 207 Princes street; phono 12-229 ; evenings, 13-408.—Employers : “ Better service mbans Bigger Results.” We are In constant communication with all classes of workers. You can reply on our recommendation. 23ja 'J'HE OTAGO HOSPITAL BOARD. APPLICATIONS (with testimonials) will be received by the Undersigned until 10 o’clock a.m. on WEDNESDAY, February 11, 1931, /-for the of JUNIOR SISTER at the Tapanui Hospital at a salary commehcing at the rate of £llO per annum. JOHN JACOBS, Secretary. January 26, 1931. TF “YOU WANT TO GET AHEAD—- ’ the International Correspondence Schools can help you do it, no matter how small your 'capital may be, dr how limited your education. One hour a day of spare time, spent with the I.C.S. in the quiet of your own home, will train you for the position you want, in the work you like best. Put it up to us to prove it. Building Contractor Electrical Engineer Business Manager i Automobile Mechanic Advertising Plumbing. HUNDREDS OF COURSES TO 1 CHOOSE PROM. THE INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS (N.Z.), LTD.,’ Dept. A, Box 687, Dunedin. LOST AND FOUND. Advertisements of 16 words under the headings of Situations Vacant, Wanted. For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found. Miscellaneous Wants, etc., la per Insertion, three consecutive Insertions 2s 6d, six consecutive Insertions ss. Strictly cash In advance. Extra charge If booked. LOST. PITCH PUR, Friday afternoon.— Finder please ring Mrs R. S. Black, 20-391; reward. 27Ja LOST (Friday, Brighton surf, behind Chinatown), man’s top set TEETH.— Send word 50 Maryhlll terrace, Mornlngton. LOST (19th), sable and white Scotch COLLIE. —Anyone knowing whereabouts communicate 11 South road. Good- reward. LOST, between Palmerston and Dunback, one Long Brown PUR. —Finder please return Box 28, Middlemarch. STRAYED from Burnside, roan BULLOCK, two back bits, branded pump; reward. — W. Duke and Sons, Ltd. 27)a LOST (Saturday, St. Clair), yellow NEEDLEWORK BAG, with SEWING.— Kindly leave Wilkinson and Son, Princes street. " 27ja

LOST, Warrington, Black Scotch Terrier DOG.—Reward returning R. Read, Warrington; or 'communicate Ernest Brown, Naseby. 27ja CITIZENS OF DUNEDIN—I’ve lost my son. la he In this city? See and tell me at the Roxy Theatre on the 6th February.—Sarah Serang. 27Ja FOUND— At Reddell’s only: Shirts, with 2 Collars to-match; usually 12s 6d; Now 8s 6d. FOUND— SHIRTS with one Collar; fast colours; wear guaranteed; usually 11s Cd ; Now 6s lid.—Reddells Ltd.' FOUND —The Cheapest range of Silk and Wool Fancy SOCKS; usually 4s 6d; Now 3s 6d pr. FOUND —For Holiday or Week-end Wear, SPORTS COATS ; usually 37s 6d ; Now 19s 6d FOUND —Interwoven Silk HALF-HOSE ; wear guaranteed; usually 5s 6d and Cs 6d pr.; Now 3s lid. FOUND —At these prices you could not buy better; no better value In town. — Reddells Ltd, ■■■ FOUND— Best Quality TWIST SHIRTS; usually 10s 6d; Now 6s lid; wear guaranteed; Collars attached. REDDELLS. 273 a FRUIT FOR SALE. KASPBERRIES for SALE, choice Outramgrown ; 121 b bucket for Ss; reduction on large orders,;?—John,. H. Bathgate, Box 11, Outram. 26Ja Raspberries —owing to drought in Walmate I sincerely regret .that orders CANNOT be delivered. —James Holmes, Waimate. 23ja CHOICE Moorpark APRICOTS, best for preserving; Jam 4s> dessert ss; cash on rail.—Hinton’s Orchards, Ltd., Alex24Ja RASPBERRIES —Choice Fruit; 8s bucket, 121 b; cash with Older. —C, and R. Adams, Beaumont. 13d PEACHES. —Choice Dessert, white-fleshed, 5s case; sidings 8d extra; cash orders. Hugh Munro, fruitgrower, Alexandra. CHOICE Central CHERRY PLUMS ready now; 5s 6d case; on rail; cash with order. —Hinton's Orchards, Alexandra. CYCLES FOR SALE. TAKE advantage of the wonderful weekends on a Simplex Special CYCLE; only 3s 6d down, 3s 6d weekly.—Calder Mackay Co.. 180 Rattray street, Dunedin. CYCLES. —Last two weeks of Free Electric Sets on Knight Cycles purchased by proficiency holders. CYCLES.— 20 Knight Cycles sold during December. Discriminating people will have the best, you see. C4YCLES. —Put this depression well behind J you by gliding ahead bn a Chromium Knight Cycle. CYCLES. —Knight Special Racers, chromium plated; “ Sun ” roadctera ; Juvenile Cycles. Push Carts, etc.—Knight Cycle Works. * CYCLES. —Tyres, 5s 6d; Mudguards, from 2s pair; Oil. Del; Cyclometers, 7s 6d eac h,_KNIGHT PROGRESSIVE CYCLE WORKS. 27ja ANJBMIA ! —Take British Yeast-o-Cod Tablets, which fill your veins with red blood and build healthy flesh.—Wilkinson and Son, chemists.